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2004 Marion Drysdale Contest Results
2004 Marion Drysdale Theme
The theme of the 2004 Marion Drysdale Awards is "Appreciating One's Freedom."
freedom ('fre'dem) n
- personal liberty, as from slavery, bondage, serfdom, etc.
- liberation or deliverance, as from confinement or bondage.
- the quality or state of being free, esp. to enjoy political and civil liberties.
This year's Marion Drysdale Award theme asks students to reflect on the role freedom plays in their lives. We hear the word freedom used a lot in our world lately- especially by politicians and the media. But what, after all, is real freedom? What does it truly mean to be free? In what different ways can a person be free? What role does freedom play in your life? And why do we place such importance on the idea of freedom?
2004 Regional and Provincial Winner
| Category | Title of Piece and Student Name | Teacher and School |
| Writing Category 6 Adult Learner |
"Freedom in a Book" By Andy Berghuis |
Dianne Ward Woodstock & District Developmental Services |
2004 District Level Winners
| Category | Title of Piece and Student Name | Teacher and School |
| Creative Category 1 Visual Art |
"Four Freedom" By Monica Pavez |
Colleen Canon Sir Frederick Banting Secondary School |
| Creative Category 2 French or English Video/Audio/Animation |
"Three Man Wheel" By Kamil Chajder |
Craig Pelzer H.B. Beal Secondary School |
| Writing Category 1 Grade 9 or 10 Academic |
"I Am Free" By Megan Dell |
Margaret Martin Oakridge Secondary School |
| Writing Category 2 Grade 9 or 10 Applied/Essential |
"Canada: The Free Land" By John Ross Smith |
Kathy Wildfong Strathroy District Collegiate Institute |
| Writing Category 3 Grade 11 or 12 University |
"They Dream of Freedom" By Charles McLeod |
Val Suntres Strathroy District Collegiate Institute |
| Writing Category 4 Grade 11 or 12 College/Workplace |
"Freedom Opens a Door to an
Endless Horizon" By Lindsey Kelly |
Dale McEwen Medway High School |
| Writing Category 5 French |
no entries received | |
| Writing Category 6 Adult Learner |
"Freedom in a Book" By Andy Berghuis |
Dianne Ward Woodstock & District Developmental Services |
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